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这个解释很清楚
this problem features QUANTITATIVE DATA. that may make you grimace, depending on your mindset about quantitative data, but it shouldn't: all you need to do is look for the discrepancy in the numbers, and then find an answer choice that accounts for the discrepancy. unlike problems that are all words, these problems feature discrepancies that will essentially jump out at you if you examine the numbers.
when you examine the numbers, you must also pay close attention to DIFFERENCES, especially SLIGHT categorical differences, between categories that are being compared. in this problem, the most important difference is between subscribers who order and people who order. (there's also the distinction between random orders and orders in response to ads, but that distinction isn't tested, because both surveys are on the same side of it.)
in this problem: of the orders placed by _subscribers_ in response to ads, only 30% were from the under-35 crowd. of the orders placed by _anyone_ in response to ads, over 50% were from the under-35 crowd. there's the discrepancy.
therefore, you need an answer choice that explains where all the extra orders in the 'anyone' category. this means in the 'anyone category and not in the 'subscribers' category; no more, no less. that's exactly what is described in choice e. |
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